about the recent World Series and federal election. Christopher included three American dollars in order to cover the cost of paper and postage. The prison returned his money. When McNair wrote back to Christopher, it was his first response to the media. The letter revealed many personal details about McNair's most recent escape which had previously been unknown. Revealing that he had spent time hiding in Fredericton, New Brunswick, McNair described Fredericton's residents as "very friendly and well educated." He revealed that his favorite serial was the Christian Science Monitor. Campbellton's local newspaper, The Tribune, covered the correspondence in detail. In subsequent letters to Christopher, McNair revealed details about his escape and travels through Canada, providing most of what the public knows about McNair's time as a fugitive. McNair had an interest in discussing his story with a British TV reporter, but suspects that the correspondence may have been terminated by prison censors. Christopher later compiled his correspondence, conducted additional research on the story, and eventually produced a book on McNair, The Man Who Mailed Himself Out of Jail. It was released via Amazon.com on June 20, 2013. The book is a follow-up to "The Running Man" series, published by The Tribune newspaper of Campbellton, New Brunswick, in 2009. See also Fugitive Prison escape References Resources Video of McNair CIA smooth-talking a police officer Criminal history McNair's U.S. Marshals Service wanted poster Calgary Herald, October 10, 2007. "U.S. killer may be on loose in Calgary" by Sherri Zickefoose, Calgary Herald. The New Yorker, October 9, 2006. "Escaped" (essay by Mark Singer). The Calgary Herald (Alberta) August 14, 2006. "RCMP sift through fresh tips after TV show on escaped killer: No confirmed sightings reported since end of April". The Vancouver Sun (British Columbia), August 5, 2006. "U.S. fugitive in Canada is focus of TV show". Daily Town Talk (Alexandria, Louisiana), July 11, 2006. "On the lam: McNair's continental adventure". 1958 births American emigrants to Canada American escapees American people convicted of attempted murder American people convicted of burglary American people convicted of murder American people imprisoned abroad American prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment Escapees from United States federal government detention Escapees from United States military detention Fugitives Inmates of ADX Florence Living people People extradited from Canada to the United States People from Stephens County, Oklahoma United States Air Force airmen